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Assist members with survey and enforcement situations, monitor and engage on federal and state regulatory policy, as appropriate, and serve on various workgroups formed by state government and other interested organizations.
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Collaborate with other investigators and law enforcement agencies as needed to gather information and coordinate efforts. Allied Universal® is hiring a Surveillance Investigator. Conduct independent investigations of insurance claims across a range of coverage types, including workers’ compensation, general liability, property and casualty, and disability.
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This is an entry-level position and is a great way to gain skills to start a career in the medical, addiction services, law enforcement, or emergency services field and a great opportunity for you as you will be working with those struggling with addiction.
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Our reach extends to diverse groups, including hardworking public employees, state retirees, educators, military personnel, trade professionals, firefighters, law enforcement, Unions , Alumni groups, Allied Healthcare , and other non-profit associations.
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Preferred Experience: law enforcement, military, criminal justice field, and customer service. Established in 1995, we began as an investigations firm and quickly expanded to provide uniform security, event staff security, loss prevention services, and much more based on the needs of our clients.
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Other responsibilities include: preparing accurate and detailed case reports documenting your apprehensions and recoveries, preserving evidence, interacting with law enforcement and testifying in criminal and civil court actions.
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This position needs experience with OSHA, EPA, FDA regulations, and enforcement of regulatory/environmental compliance. This position needs experience with OSHA, EPA, FDA regulations, and enforcement of regulatory/environmental compliance.
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Assists in the enforcement of security/safety related regulations, and protects hospital patients, visitors, staff and property from hazardous conditions and/or criminal activities, including the potential for violence in the workplace.
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Armed Security SpecialistALL APPLICANTS MUST HAVE A VALID MICHIGAN CONCEALED PISTOL LICENSE (Or be certified under LEOSA) AND HAVE PRIOR MILITARY OR LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE TO BE CONSIDERED.SCOPE: This position is suited for a flexible person with armed military or law enforcement experience who is willing to go to whichever job site in the Greater Lansing Area they are needed to help secure and protect visitors, grounds, and staff in an armed capacity.
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